DAR ES SALAAM, March 29 -- The government has assured Tanzanians of steady fuel availability, with current reserves sufficient to last between two and three months despite ongoing global supply pressures.

The reassurance was issued Permanent Secretary for Petroleum and Gas in the Ministry of Energy, Dr James Mataragio, who said the countrys fuel situation remains stable and prices are relatively manageable.

Speaking to journalists in addressing es Salaam on Saturday, Dr Mataragio said Tanzania currently holds adequate petroleum stocks across all key categories, with additional shipments and contracts in place to cushion against global shortages linked to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

He detailed that petrol stocks in storage...